FlyerTrack vs eDraft‎

FlyerTrack turns your phone into a professional flyer-distribution tool. Start walking with one button, log every drop with one tap, and hand your client a PDF that shows exactly where you went. — Built for door-to-door distribution — Whether you deliver promotional flyers, menus, newspapers or campaign material, FlyerTrack gives you a transparent record of every route and every drop — no more disputes about what was delivered where. • One tap per drop, with the quantity right there when a building needs more than one • The route records itself while you walk — distance, duration and a GPS track • Distances in kilometres or miles, matching whatever your dispatcher uses • Offline-first: everything is stored on your phone and keeps working without a signal • Review any past round on a map, drop by drop • PDF, CSV and Excel export straight from the app, ready to send to a client • Location is recorded only while a round you started is running — How it works — 1. Tap Start walking when you reach the first door 2. Tap Dropped at each address — the position is recorded for you 3. Tap End shift when you are done; it shows you the round before it closes 4. Review it on the map and export a report — Working solo, or with a team — FlyerTrack works on its own. No account, no sign-up: your profile and your data stay on the device. If you distribute for a dispatcher, scan the QR code in their invitation email — or type the registration code by hand. From then on your rounds and drops sync to their account automatically, jobs arrive with a notification, and you can mark them done as you walk. — For dispatchers — The web dashboard at flyertrack.app gives dispatchers everything needed to run a distribution team: manage carriers, send out jobs, tag work by client and campaign, and export Excel or PDF reports for billing. Carriers use this app; dispatchers use the web. Plans and pricing are managed at flyertrack.app. — Permissions — • Location: to record where each drop happens and trace your round. Only while a round you started is active. • Notifications: so you hear about new jobs without keeping the app open.

eDraft is a screenplay editor for iPhone. It formats your script as you type, so you can stay with the story. New in 2.1: Everyone gets their own note colour, notes take labels, and eDraft works better with VoiceOver and Voice Control. WRITE • Scene headings, action, characters, dialogue, parentheticals and transitions are formatted for you. • Choose the element from the bar above your script. • Accept writing suggestions as you type. In German, eDraft knows INNEN. and AUSSEN. and suggests TAG, NACHT, MORGEN, ABEND and DÄMMERUNG. • Add bold, italic, underline, strikethrough and highlights. • Switch between reading and writing with one tap. NOTES • Add notes to any passage. • Everyone whose name is on a note gets a colour of their own – on the page, in the notes sheet and in the Navigator. Choose your colour in Settings. • Give notes labels such as “Rewrite”. In the Navigator, tap a name or a label to see only the notes that match. IDEAS • Tap the microphone in the library and say what is on your mind. eDraft keeps the recording. When your iPhone supports it, eDraft also writes down the words – in German when your iPhone is German. • Say “innen Küche, Tag” and eDraft offers the scene heading INNEN. KÜCHE - TAG. • Open Ideas from the script’s menu (•••). Play the recording, then place the idea as a note, action, dialogue or new scene – at the cursor or into a scene. You can undo a placement in the open script. • Your ideas reach your Mac through iCloud. Without iCloud, they stay on your iPhone. • Ask Siri: “Add an idea in eDraft”. The shortcut is also in the Shortcuts app. FIND YOUR WAY • Use the Navigator to move between scenes, see your cast, and review notes. • Create a title page. The title stays as you type it; the PDF and print show it in capitals. REVISIONS • Mark a draft when you send your script out. From then on, an asterisk marks each line that has changed – in the PDF and in print too. ACCESSIBILITY • As you write, VoiceOver says the kind of line, such as Action or Character, and a note mark says whose note it is. • For Voice Control, buttons and rows carry the words shown on them, such as a script’s name in the library. YOUR FILES • Your scripts are files you own, on your iPhone or in iCloud Drive. • Open Final Draft (.fdx), Fountain and eDraft files from Files, Mail, Messages or AirDrop, and keep them in their own format. When you save a Final Draft file, notes by other people keep their names, and title page changes stay in the file. • Scan paper pages, or import a PDF or a photo, to turn them into a screenplay you can edit. Scene numbers are kept, and CONTINUED lines are dropped. • Page Words: an eDraft script can print (MEHR) and (FORTS.) instead of (MORE) and (CONT’D). • Choose the paper size: US Letter or A4. In Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Luxembourg, eDraft starts on A4. • Export an eDraft document, PDF, Final Draft file, Fountain, rich text or plain text, or print. PRIVATE • No account and no sign-in. • eDraft collects no data and never sends your scripts to us. Recordings and scripts stay on your devices and, if you use iCloud, in your own iCloud.